Life and Conditions of the People of Hindustan (1200–1550 A.D.) c6.s2.t2.58

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c6.s2.t2.58

¹ Compare the account of Ibn Batuta, K.R., I, 199-200. The people of Azaq exported horses to India in droves of 6,000 or thereabout. Various merchants had a share of about 200 horses each in these herds. For each fifty horses, they engaged the services of a keeper called Qashi who looked after them and their feeding on the way.

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